pda’s and cell phones

By admin
Dec 13, 2007
4:00 am

For today’s executive, the ability to communicate clearly and concisely is imperative for success in the work world. A strong executive is always familiar with the latest in PDA and cell phone technology. These devices can help you plan and build your fortune.

	RIM BlackBerry Curve 8320 The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8320 offers excellent Wi-Fi calling along with superb e-mail and IM capabilities.
	Cingular 8525 The Cingular 8525 is a terrific handheld office. A sleek slide out keyboard with a camera and Internet Explorer makes this phone a multipurpose business tool.
	Sierra Wireless Air Card 875U AT&T’s high speed network, the Sierra Wireless Air Card 875U is the perfect choice for executives in need of wireless connection solutions from virtually any location. Fast and convenient, plug this device into your laptop and the world is yours. ($299.00)
	Nokia N95 (U.S.) The Nokia N95 offers a five-way control pad that doubles as a game controller, and the 5-megapixel CCD takes great pictures with phenomenal detail. ($699.00)
	T-Mobile Wing As the first T-Mobile phone to be shipped with Windows Mobile 6.0, the Wing comes with a 2.8-inch touch screen display and Java applications, making this the perfect PDA for working outside of the office. ($350.00)
	Nokia E62 With a roomy keypad that is perfect for instant messaging and a crystal-clear MP3 player, the E62 is a top-notch multitasker. ($130.00)
	Navigon 7100 Preloaded with a YouTube player that can play up to 10,000 videos, the Apple iPhone comes with an ultra-sensitive touch screen that takes mobile e-mailing to another level. ($499.00)
	Samsung Blackjack With its streaming media capabilities, the Blackjack is perfect for those who conduct business around the clock. Great for viewing Word documents, PDFs and PowerPoint presentations. ($175.00)